Count Melix von Luce Aims World Cruise For Germany
The pirate Count Melix von Luce, famed as a naval raider, sails a four masted yacht into New York Harbor to tour the world. He and his crew pledge to show German prowess and aid their homeland, even as they capture ships, distribute prize money, and plan stays on distant shores.
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Mahlan Hale
York
New York Harbor
Count
Count Melix von
Garaiere Hakees
Fels
Tor von Lueckner
Atano Estivasiens
Vesgel
Wates
Scradler
Felix
South Sea Islands
Seadevil
Voo Buckner
New Zealand
Australia
Ihis. Prisom
Seadovi
Germany
Berlin
Iair Betra ys Girls Comcure Hair Engagement Study
A curious report from Kyoto describes Miss Constance Duncan of the Y W C A in Japan explaining how a Japanese girl shows engagement by styling her hair in a traditional updo. The piece also recounts voyages of hydrographic boats that travel thousands of miles to study ocean currents and share notes in multiple languages.
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Constance Duncan
Kyoto
Japan
Hydrographic Office
Pico
Azores
Barbados
Plarda
Open Weddings and Funerals in Brazil Draw Public Attendance
In Brazil weddings and funerals are open to all citizens whether held at home or in a church. Officials open doors and windows to mark the ceremony as a public function. Processions from home to church signal status and wealth. Elaborate funeral corteres are common in Rio and nearby areas.
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Brazil
Republic
Rio
Learning For Girls At Bradford Academy In New England
The Bradford academy plans a college preparatory program with classes in world literature citizenship psychology economics drama and philosophy. Miss Coates and Miss Cagiis discuss marriage education, leadership, and a self governing student body to give girls practical experience in community life and future civic roles.
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Cagiis
Missi Coates
Fife
Pass To Circus Atty Williams Pass To Circus
Mrs Mary Williams of Omaha carries a Barnum and Bailey pass for herself and family dating from a heroic act saving 75 circus performers in York Nebraska. She has used the pass in cities including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Battle Creek Lansing Chicago and Omaha. The pass records she saved 75 circus members by guiding a hotel elevator to safety during a fire.
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Mra
Mary Williams
Omaha
Truth
York
Nebr
James A.bailey
Willams’ Pass
Creatures Live At Great Height And Other Oddities
A garbled account describes climbers on Mount Everest using a herd of wild sheep and spiders on a glacier at about 21 000 feet. It notes the Prince of Wales catching a runaway, and threads of unrelated quotations about bachelor life and marriage from Theodore Eli jah Burton.
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Mount Everest
Prince ‘of Wales
Alfred Loewenstein
Loewenstein
Theodore Elijah Burton
Medy Worker Pide Firms on Campus Expansion
Reported on a university expansion project at a 474 location with a spike in control led by a firm manager. University of Texas student employment data shows 2,330 fall term workers, 1,523 men and 832 women, with about 100 men and 205 women self-supporting through work. Bible translation figures noted by American Bible Society official. Convicted bootlegging case mentioned with wedding plans for a priest.
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University of Texan
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Cari
Jan Pelix von Luckner, the
Tess
Vaterland
Peter Pan
Marion Coates
Sarah Lawrence College
W. V. Lawrence
Luce
Dan
Slidina
Surer Island
Salerhod
Siegfried von
Borvibey
Waterland
Iair
NAVY
Sarah Lawrence College For
New York
Yoaten
Tooffare
Niniss
Iene
Mnar Pth
Ap Aparcus
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
Weel Sales
Suidie American Relief Organization
Asty Theron
Urals
Soviet Foreign Office
South
Afriica
Italy
United States
Prince of Wales
Garton
Tiana Folfary Sena
Ota Abe
Branton
Theodore Huth Burton
Medy
Pide
Anager Althy
Africa
Clea
William’. Slaven
American Bible Society
Jaul
Beka Rev
Walter
Bernard
Bach
iLus
Secret UK
Cleveland
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